Synonym: micro-cook, microwave oven, nuke, zap. Similar words: microeconomics, micro, microbe, microphone, microcosm, microchip, microscope, microfiche. Meaning: ['maɪkrəʊweɪv] 
n. 1. a short electromagnetic wave (longer than infrared but shorter than radio waves); used for radar and microwave ovens and for transmitting telephone, facsimile, video and data 2. kitchen appliance that cooks food by passing an electromagnetic wave through it; heat results from the absorption of energy by the water molecules in the food. v. cook or heat in a microwave oven.
n. 1. a short electromagnetic wave (longer than infrared but shorter than radio waves); used for radar and microwave ovens and for transmitting telephone, facsimile, video and data 2. kitchen appliance that cooks food by passing an electromagnetic wave through it; heat results from the absorption of energy by the water molecules in the food. v. cook or heat in a microwave oven. 
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38. Probably shrivel up like a cactus in a microwave.
39. A microwave oven, Loretta guessed.
40. These concoctions come out of the microwave very hot.
41. It was stocked with caviar and a microwave.
42. Does anyone here know how to work this microwave?
43. The navigation computer pings like a ready microwave.
44. Domestic equipment is run off a new generator and includes a water maker, water purifier, ice maker and microwave.
45. The influx of energy would help explain the microwave background radiation.
46. The vehicles are put away again, and the now cold and slightly unappetising evening meal is pushed back into the microwave.
47. Many enjoy the convenience of popping an imitation burger in the microwave or tossing a tofu dog on the grill.
48. With a microwave, he calculates, we could get rid of our cook.
49. Microwave cooking creates potentially dangerous substances in baby milk which may damage the brain, liver and kidneys, doctors said.
50. Danewood bungalows with microwave and video cost ￡68-￡42 per person per week.
51. How far is it affected by motivation, by a clear sense of purpose, as with the microwave ovens?
52. The mother, who had dropped the paper in the bowl, dried it in her microwave for five minutes on high.
53. Some ovens allow grill and microwave to work simultaneously, which saves time.
54. Some little old lady somewhere in the world may really have tried to dry a poodle in a microwave.
55. Add the onion and the vegetable stock then microwave for a further 3 minutes.
56. Then I realized that would take 30-40 minutes, so I zapped these spuds in the microwave.
57. The high sugar and alcohol content means that a pudding can become dangerously hot in a microwave.
58. On a microwave tower, your dental fillings may heat up like kernels of popcorn.
59. Shape mixture into quenelles, microwave for 12 secs or until meringue-like.
60. He still felt hot and sticky from the attack by the Microwave Gun.
More similar words: microeconomics, micro, microbe, microphone, microcosm, microchip, microscope, microfiche, microscopic, microcomputer, microbiology, microorganism, microprocessor, microscopically, wave, waver, wavering, throw away, wavelength, unwavering, ludicrous, crown, crow, crowd, crowbar, crowded, compressional wave, scarecrow, crow over, electromagnetic wave.